Traverse City Michigan Things To Do | All Guides and Photography by Sherry Trautman | Travel-Mi.com
Traverse City has so many fun things to do! We noticed there was a need for a great Traverse City Travel Guide so we organized all the fun into THREE Traverse City Itineraries so your days in Northern Michigan will be filled with fun!
Feel free to substitute in different stops from other itineraries...we won’t be too offended! ;) *Most wineries open at 11:00 a.m. so we incorporated a few hours of morning activities to kick off the day!
Traverse City Michigan is such a spectacular city bursting with adventure, awesome eats and of course, award winning wine. If biking and hiking is your thing, the trails are outstanding!
If you wish to pick and choose fun things to do, we created this Traverse City Michigan Things to Do Interactive Map to help you find your specific stops and aid in planning your trip.
**Be sure to click this link to the Traverse City Michigan Things to Do Map in Google Maps so it is LIVE as you drive!
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The Traverse City Cherry Festival is one of Michigan's largest festivals of the year! Don't miss out on the big name concerts, kids activities, bike rides, U.S. Thunderbirds air show, cherry spitting contests, car shows, yoga, farmers markets and EVERYTHING CHERRY!
Every July, around 500,000 people visit Traverse City for the super popular Cherry Festival.
Grab our FREE INTERACTIVE MAP and GUIDE so you won't miss a moment of the action (for photos, tips, maps and fun!)
We created this Traverse City Wine Trail Map Interactive Map to help you find your specific stops and aid in planning your trip.
**Be sure to click this link to the Traverse City Wine Trail Map in Google Maps so it is live as you drive!!
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Here is a list of great Traverse City U-pick fruit farms we created to help you find great farms with local produce!
Little Traverse Wheelway-23.7 Miles, Asphalt. Trail activities: Bike, Inline Skating, Fishing, Wheelchair Accessible, Walking, Cross Country Skiing
The Little Traverse Wheelway is north of Traverse City but needs to be mentioned.
Trail end points: Waller Rd. and US 31 (Charlevoix) and Kosequat Park at Park Ln. and E. Lake Road (Harbor Springs).
This is our favorite trail because it's paved, boasts fantastic views and allows for lots of photo worthy stops. You will enjoy views of Lake Michigan and its shoreline. The paved trail rolls for 24 miles from Charlevoix to Petoskey to Harbor Springs as it follows the curve of Little Traverse Bay.
Visit here for more information on trail heads, parking and detailed maps.
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